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That's a fair assumption in my experience from running companies. I've seen management with ethics, but even then, eventually new people are in charge, shares (
by fhd2 3y ago
That's a fair assumption in my experience from running companies. I've seen management with ethics, but even then, eventually new people are in charge, shares (or the whole thing) get sold... That's what contracts are for, commitments from a company are commitments from people that might not be around very long.
- voakbasda 3y agoMost EULA contracts have a clause that expressly permits the company to abandon their obligations upon sale of the business or other such events. However, that seems somewhat redundant, since these same contracts also assert that they can modify the terms whenever they want. For the average user, there's little to no recourse when the original contract gets violated.
- ronsor 3y agoCourts seriously need to crack down on these EULAs